Area Residents Gather in F.C. for an Eventful Saturday

2026-10-22 1:24 AM

Area Residents Gather in F.C. for an Eventful Saturday

The 2015 Taste of Falls Church and Fall Festival brought residents from around the region to the Little City on Saturday, Sept. 20. In addition to the Taste, which featured some of Falls Church’s top restaurants, and the Fall Festival, which featured local bands, crafts, moon bounces of various kinds and pony rides, the Monarch Teacher Network released monarch butterflies at the Cherry Hill Farmhouse. Earlier in the day, Chef Shea of Lebanese Taverna gave one of the last Farmers Market demos of the season and only a short walk away from Cherry Hill Park, Mad Fox Brewing Company’s Oktoberfest kicked off. Check out our photo gallery of this Saturday’s events below.

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